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Almost a week has flown by since the Championships began and what a week it has been! We’ve seen no shortage of entertainment, quality, upsets and inevitably, rain!
But the biggest shock that I can certainly remember in my time following events at SW19, was played out late last night when, under the roof of Centre Court, world number 100 Lukas Rosol knocked out world number 2 Rafael Nadal in 5 scintillating sets of top class tennis.
I was shocked today to see that World number 2 and 2 times Wimbledon champion Rafa Nadal was sent crashing out in just the 2nd round, losing 3-1 in sets to Czech journeyman and World ranked 100 Lukas Rosol. Nadal…
After almost 4 whole days of relentless action, we’re into round 3 of the Men’s draw but at the time of writing, once we eliminate Federer’s match where he is a 1/100 shot to win, there are just 4 matches scheduled for tomorrow thus far. Therefore, instead of tipping a big bet on matches I wouldn’t usually select, today I have a great value yankee based around correct set betting.
With penalties being a rather hot subject over the last few days, and England’s ineptitude to convert them being the main talking point, I was wondering if it is possible to teach yourself to take a perfect penalty. And if it exists, exactly which type of penalty would be considered the easiest, yet most effective to score?
Prior to the tournament starting earlier today a lot of punters may have thought it’s better to take brief hiatus from betting and save themselves for the Euro Semi’s later this week. With the seeding system in place, and only 2 possible outcomes to each match, the Wimbledon coupon is just littered with ludicrously shot-priced favourites.
And while it pays to pick out the upsets, of the 116 players in action today at the time of writing, only 6 seeds have crashed out at the first hurdle.
With SW19 just about to get started, I’ve had a look through the huge match list today and put together an accumulator that looks fantastic on paper. and should start building our Wimbledon tennis betting banks right from the word go.
With so many one sided matches, it pays to group these short priced games together in the form of an accumulator. So without further ado, here is Monday’s Wimbledon accumulator tip.